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'''''Birdy''''' is a movie by ] + ] (]). | * ''''']''''' is a movie by ] + ] (]). | ||
* ''''']''''' is a ] invented and produced by ] | |||
* ''''']''''', a 1984 film adaptation of Orwell's novel. | |||
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⚫ | * ] are said to be '''birdy''' (or '''birdie''') if they show a heightened interest in birds, or are on the trail of a bird in the field. | ||
'''Birdy''' is a ] ] manufacturer that produces expensive ]. | |||
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⚫ | ] are said to be '''birdy''' (or '''birdie''') if they show a heightened interest in birds, or are on the trail of a bird in the field. | ||
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- Birdy is a movie by Alan Parker + TriStar Entertainment (1984).
- Birdy is a folding bicycle invented and produced by Riese und Müller
- 1984, a 1984 film adaptation of Orwell's novel.
- Gun dogs are said to be birdy (or birdie) if they show a heightened interest in birds, or are on the trail of a bird in the field.